Last week marked another annual meeting of the Biodiversity Information Standards network, otherwise known as TDWG, with the Norwegian capital Oslo hosting the event between 20 and 25 September.
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The 4th BioSyst.EU meeting took place in Uppsala, Sweden, from 17 to 19 August 2026, organised by the Swedish Systematics Association, in collaboration with Uppsala University.
Natural History Collections and Museomics is peer-reviewed journal for research, discussion and innovation of natural history collections. Launched to promote exchange of knowledge, ideas and best practices among museum professionals, researchers and enthusiasts. Scientific outputs published in the journal foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of natural history and its impact on society.
The Natural History Collections and Museomics journal is supported by the Consortium of European Taxonomic Facilities (CETAF) and the Integrated Digitized Biocollections (iDigBio).
Publication types: Research article, Review article, Data paper, Software description, Short communication, Letter to the Editor, Forum paper, Collection description, Methods, Citizen science, Historical study
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